'Jersey Shore' Star Vinny Guadagnino And 'Too Hot To Handle' Francesca Farago Get Flirty On Instagram

Is there a new reality television couple in the works? It sure seems that way after Vinny Guadagnino and Francesca Farago were recently spotted getting flirty on Instagram.

The blush-worthy exchange between the MTV "Jersey Shore Family Vacation" star and the Netflix "Too Hot To Handle" alum went down on Monday in the comments section of the social media site.

First, Vinny shared a pic of himself post-workout and shirtless. There is a noticeable wet mark in his groin region in the photo which he sarcastically commented on in his caption. "If peeing your pants is cool, consider me Miles Davis," the self-proclaimed Keto Guido wrote.

That's when Francesca came in with a simple, yet eye-catching response consisting of only the wide-eyed, shocked face emojis.

Likewise, when the Netflix reality star posted a pic of herself rocking a pastel bikini from her fashion line Farago The Label, Vinny took a moment to type out an admiring response.

"That’s a nice view," he wrote, which could be taken three different ways.

One way is that Vinny could have been making note of the blossoming trees, greenery, and mountains in the background of Francesca's shot. Another option is that he could have been complimenting the brunette beauty on her looks. Or, he could have been referring to both.

Whether or not their banter goes any further remains to be seen, but it could be a good way to help Francesca move past her breakup with fellow "Too Hot To Handle" star Harry Jowsey. It was only about a month ago, that she released a YouTube video tearfully announcing that the couple had called it quits after over a year together.

"Harry and I are not together anymore," the 26-year-old said at the time. "I obviously was heartbroken."

"Couples fight and you go through arguments and we would argue every now and then, but it was never, for me, relationship-ending," she continued. "I think for him small little things just ended up turning in to relationship-ending arguments."